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glycosyl

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glycosyl [′glī·kə‚sil]
(biochemistry)
A univalent functional group derived from the cyclic form of glycose by removal of the hemiacetal hydroxyl group.
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Samples were treated with [beta]-glucuronidase to hydrolyze the glycosyl linkage and analyzed by HPLC/MS.
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Starch cationization consists in substituting the hydroxyl groups of the glycosyl units of the starch backbone by ammonium groups (Fig.
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